Hi, I'm interested in this bungee leash for my tiny dog. She's a 3.5 lbs pomeranian. Would you recommend this leash for a dog? Just leash, not harness
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Honestly, I can't answer that because I have a cat and this is the first time my cat has been on a leash so right now I'm not having an issue with him pulling on the leash as we walk. If your dog is use to walking on a leash, I recommend getting one for a dog. Hope this helps. Have a great day!
42579
I think this leash is more for a cat. For dogs, I prefer a regular 6 foot leash...not the retractable kind, for more control when walking...I think it's a much safer option.
42580
Yes, I'd recommend the leash and the harness too. My daughter borrows mine to use on her teacup Chihuahua and the leash works great.
42581
I'd probably say no because the leash isn't very long. Its good for my cat(6lb) because she isn't too curious to go far but my dog is more on the move so 4ft(roughly) is way too short. If your Pomeranian is rather chill than maybe....after all the leash does has nice give/elasticity.
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My dogs are small (6 lbs. 13 lbs) But when the little one pulls on the leash I hold the middle section between the two leashes and ithelps with the pulling. This leash is really a great one as it doesn't tangle and it's heavy duty. (just watch them as sometimes my dogs will go around you which can trip you) But, I think it should hold your dogs.
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It really depends on how much he pulls. I have 2 English bulldogs that really pull when walking them and I found that this leash gave me the worst rope burns because there is no good way to hold on to it. There is no padding to grip so if your dog makes any sudden movement, the leash will slip through your hands and it's painful. The leash did help to tone down on the pulling but not entirely and they ended up almost choking themselves out. I don't even use the leashes anymore and went back to using their harnesses.
1446682
This leash is for exercise only. A dog should not be tethered without supervision. Please reconsider.
717046
It's a good quality harness, but personally, for a dog that large, I would go with something else. A dog that big, and I'd look into the easy walk harnesses. Mainly because many harnesses (the ones that have the leash clip on the dog's back), actually give the dog more leverage to pull you. With something like the easy walk harness, it clips in the front (both the harness and the dog's collar attach to the leash), and when the dog pulls, it turns them around. They get no additional leverage for pulling, and in fact, are given incentive NOT to pull.
702190
I have two small dogs-the leash can not be adjusted small enough to have controll of the dogs. They would fall off the seat and hang. If your dog was larger it would be no problem .MY DOGS ARE ABOUT 12lbs.
483224
If your dog is a medium to large dog then it would be suitable because it's a very long lead leash,but if your dog is smaller than I would go with a shorter lead leash.
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Since the leash attaches to the bike at a low point, you could hook it up to a smaller dog. But would it be wise to run such a small dog? I'm not familiar with mini-poodles, just don't want you to over-exert the dog. It's a good cardiovascular work out for canines and humans as well.
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Hi, my pomeranian weighs 6 pounds and uses a small collar on the 2nd notch, if you can order an extra small that should fit your pet much better since it is a tea cup breed, hope this information helps, HaGD!
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Hi Renee, thanks for your interest in the leash the least is stocked at Amazon so I don't have one to look at. As always your purchase is guaranteed so if it doesn't work you can return it for a full refund. Have a great day.
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This leash is a convertible leash harness - so she might get the harness aspect undone. For a dog that is backing out of a collar- I would suggest trying a "martingale " type collar which works great to keep the dog secure. My border collie mix used to back out of her collar and we tried her with a martingale and we have never had problems .
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Yes, I think it would be too heavy to a tiny little dog. Again, this leash is not to be used as an actual walking or tie-out leash. This leash (Called a Long Line or Long Leash) is for training purposes. It is good to use in doing "recalls" with your dog. Recalls are training session where you put your dog on a Long Leash like this, let the dog wander away from you and then you call out his/her name: "Spot Come!". The idea is your dog is wandering and distracted and might not come when you call. The hope is he will come and you then reward him with a special yummy treat. Then you let him wander off again and call him back. And a Long Leash is also good if you have pond or lake and want to see if your can swim out in the water. With the long leash on, if your dog has difficulty swimming back, you are in control of him and can pull him back in.
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I would not get it for such a little dog. It is too heavy and would most likely drag on the ground. I have problems with it even with my Westie. It's a great product but is for bigger dogs, in my opinion.
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I only used this device twice with my dog while set up at camp and hiking for the weekend before I was over it. My dog is really good about staying by my side, but I think it would have worked better if I used a longer leash. I was using a 4 foot cord and it felt like I was dragging him the whole time. This device wouldn't be good for a dog who pulls on a regular leash because if they start pulling on your hips it could turn dangerous on trails.
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I have a Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog and we use the leash all the time tied to a column on our prorch so he can go out and potty especially when it is too cold for us to go for a walk! The leash is long and strong though he chewed through part of it when bored. Our dog is one year old too. However, despite being chewed it has held up surprisingly well. And your dog and ours are both strong. I do plan on buying another leash sometime when I remember LOL. Also a reminder to soak the leash overnight in a bowl of water before using - the dye runs. I have been very happy with the leash.
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I think it would be best for you to contact the seller of this harness. I no longer use the harness. Previous answer by David is excellent. Give that loving doggie a bit hug for me.
348255
In my opinion a leopard gecko, even full grown, would be too small to use this leash. I would skip it